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7.25 to 7.56 upgrade . Will this affect appearance of site ?

Hello there !

I want to upgrade my site from drupal 7.25 to drupal 7.56.

I want to ask if this upgrade will affect the appearance of the site in any way.

Thank you very much in advance.

6.38 to 7.0 breaks after disabling of modules

I have a very large and very custom Drupal 6.38 site and am in desperate need to upgrade it to 7.
So I followed the instructions....

Back up
Set to maintenance mode
change to Garland theme
Disable all modules but not core or optional core (I also left UC_Core)
Then I got a broken page, unable to load or 500 error or something like page does not exist
I moved all Drupal 7 files and folders over but not the SITES folder and still, nothing

Please please help!

Thanks

Security Update 7.31 to 7.56

Hi!

Problem upgrading the Devel and the Webform modules

Hi all,
I've upgraded the Devel module,on a Drupal 8.3.7 sitem, with this command

USING TWIGIFY - Migrating drupal 7 theme to drupal 8

I am migrating an existing Drupal 7 theme to Drupal 8 using Twigify along with Drush.
While the tpl.php templates being converted into html.twig ones , an error is coming while the page.tpl.php is being converted into its twig equivalent.
The error is: Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 1947992064) (tried to allocate 36 bytes) in D:\xampp\htdocs\drupal7\sites\all\modules\twigify\includes\luthor.inc on line 407

I also increased the memory limit in php.ini file from 1024M to 2048M but still the same error is coming.

After Drupal 6 to 8 migrate, some fields appear blank in edit form, others don't?

So, I've run the upgrade process from my Drupal 6 installation to a clean Drupal 8 installation.

The Drupal 6 website was using many custom content fields (CCK), and custom content types. When I look at my content list in Drupal 8, I see my nodes, with the correct custom content type.

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